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Common Sense Hazmat
United States
Registrace 20. 03. 2019
This channel serves as a repository for all of the educational videos that I have published. It's a little easier to find things here than on Facebook.
Hazmat Detective w/pH Paper
By using your trained brain and some basic hazmat tech skills, you can narrow down products by using basic tools...like pH paper and off-the-shelf ammonia!
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Don't Wet the Bed (but wet your pH paper!!!)
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Quick, crude demo of why we wet pH paper in hazmat response. (remind me to tell you the story of getting H2SO4 on parts of me that should have never been exposed)
Step 1: Shape of the Container
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Hazmat Container 4-Step: Do your job AND stay alive. This was the first in the series and it was done in a rush at the request of some folks on Facebook. One day I'll redo it in a little more professional manner...so you don't have to stare at my luscious flowing locks.
Step 2: Placards!
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Hazmat Container 4-Step - Do your job AND stay alive. Step 1: Shape of the Container Step 2: Placards! Step 3: Life Safety/Paperwork Step 4: GET TO WORK
Step 3: Paperwork!
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Hazmat Container 4-Step: Do your job AND stay alive. Weird. Step 1: Shape of the Container Step 2: Placards Step 3: Life Safety/Paperwork Step 4: GET TO WORK!
I really wish that you weren't like Tweaker trying to rush it through. I mean seriously let my brain catch up.
On the 4th of July, this is especially important regarding fireworks according to the DOT regulations for shipping fireworks into vehicles, especially using those so called "explosive" placards. For instance...... Fireworks used by consumers would have 1.4 explosive placards. Fireworks used by professionals would have 1.3 explosive placards. Sometimes 1.2 in some cases, depending on the display shell sizes and how many salute shells are there. Bulk flash powder should have 1.1 or 1.2 explosive placards. They are the most dangerous hazard involving fireworks. Lessons learned from the fireworks factory disaster in Enschede in 2000, which involved massive explosions of bulk flash powder. In other cases not related to fireworks, dangerous inhalants like naphthalene (used in moth balls) would have an inhalation hazard placard (black-and-white, with the no. 2).
i like how he held swift on their pedestal lmao
Idiot says he has no offense to truckers than states sex verbally found in cab
Disturbing..
Hazmat in the cab of the truck!!! 😂
I am testing out on Hazmat ops next week and this is hands down the most helpful video I’ve seen. Thank you so much!!!
The visuals really helped me understand and you did an amazing job explaining this, thank you
You are just Amazing
Man stop picking on swift 😂
He has a point lol 😆